Frontend Engineer - remote

Giant Swarm
Posted 2 years ago
We Work Remotely
Your Job

We are looking for a Frontend Engineer (m/f/d) to play a leading role in the development of our front end (written in TypeScript with React). You will not only contribute maintainable code that meets best practices and high standards but also work towards enabling all of our engineers to contribute confidently towards evolving our interfaces into the most delightful way to manage Kubernetes clusters.
       
Giant Swarm is a fast-growing open-source infrastructure management platform used by modern enterprises. Our vision is to empower developers around the world to ship great products.

  • You will join us in making Kubernetes and our interfaces more understandable for our customers and end-users
  • Collaborate with our teams and our UX designer to architect, build and ship new user experiences for our enterprise users
  • You find opportunities for improvement, both user-facing and in the codebase
  • You will make sure that in one year our web interface is highly regarded in the Kubernetes community as the most beautiful and desired tool for managing clusters and applications
  • Educate your peers into good engineering practices

Requirements
  • You have previous experience with TypeScript, React and their ecosystems
  • You value craftsmanship, are curious, willing to learn, and don’t give up easily when things are hard or complicated

  • We (and our customers) are currently mainly distributed around Europe (around CET), thus, your main timezone should be somewhere between +/- 2 hours CET to ensure good communication.

  • You feel responsible for everything you ship and you pride yourself on clean code, precise documentation, and a perfect product.

  • Good communication, project management and time management skills
Our stack
  • TypeScript, React, Webpack, SWR, Node.js, swc, Jest, React Testing Library, Styled Components, grommet, Storybook, Sentry

Nice to have
  • Familiarity with the command line.

  • Experience with CI/CD and a git-based workflow.

  • Besides TypeScript, you have programming skills in a language of choice (not necessarily ours, but knowing Go or another statically typed language is a plus) and you already had first touchpoints with Kubernetes, Docker, and microservices.

  • Intimate knowledge of the whole web stack;you understand how all the pieces fit together (front-end, database, network layer, etc.) and how they impact the performance of your application.